Mazloum Abdi: Work continues to find solution for colleges and institutes’ future at Kobani and Rojava universities

Presidential Advisor Mazloum Abdi affirmed, during a meeting with residents of the city of Amuda, that efforts are ongoing to find an appropriate mechanism to ensure the continued operation of colleges and institutes at Kobani and Rojava universities, some of which were not included in the admissions process for the 2026–2027 academic year.

Mazloum Abdi: Work continues to find solution for colleges and institutes’ future at Kobani and Rojava universities
Mazloum Abdi: Work continues to find solution for colleges and institutes’ future at Kobani and Rojava universities
Mazloum Abdi: Work continues to find solution for colleges and institutes’ future at Kobani and Rojava universities
Mazloum Abdi: Work continues to find solution for colleges and institutes’ future at Kobani and Rojava universities
Mazloum Abdi: Work continues to find solution for colleges and institutes’ future at Kobani and Rojava universities
Mazloum Abdi: Work continues to find solution for colleges and institutes’ future at Kobani and Rojava universities
21 October, 2026   10:36
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Syrian Presidential Advisor Mazloum Abdi holds meeting with residents of Amuda

Syrian Presidential Advisor Mazloum Abdi held a meeting with residents of the city of Amuda, during which he reviewed the latest developments and current developments, explaining the political and social vision being pursued, as well as service-related issues and ways to improve them.

The meeting was attended by large crowds of residents of Amuda, along with representatives of civil, social, and religious institutions.

The participants also discussed ways to overcome the current phase amid multiple challenges, while Abdi listened to residents’ views, proposals, and comments.

Regarding the universities file, Abdi affirmed that work is still underway to find an appropriate mechanism to ensure the continued operation of colleges and institutes at Kobani and Rojava universities, some of whose colleges and institutes were not included in the admissions process for the 2026–2027 academic year. He noted that no final agreement has yet been reached on their status.

He also stressed the need for students holding secondary school certificates to register through the admissions process announced by the Ministry of Higher Education for this year, to prevent them from being denied the opportunity to continue their studies during the current academic year while a final solution is being sought to ensure the continued operation of these colleges and institutes next year.

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